State: Oregon
Location: Rogue River National Forest
Length, One-Way: 2.1 miles
Trail Type: Out and Back
Best Season: May to October
Difficulty: Easy
Usage: Light

Trail Information

The Beaver Dam Trail offers an opportunity to leisurely explore the edge between two different types of habitat; streamside and forest. The setting is the confluence of three small creeks, which drains the southern Dead Indian Plateau. Beaver Dam Creek, Daley Creek and Deadwood Creek flow lazily through an area of grassy banks, false hellebore and Beaver ponds. The trail connects Beaver Dam and Daley Creek campgrounds forming a partial loop. A range fence encloses the area protecting the riparian area from range cattle.

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